Sentence examples for measure for gauging from inspiring English sources

And in every case, his reports now had a specific and observable measure for gauging his trustworthiness.

Compared with standards set in Europe and by other federal agencies, the F.A.A.'s measure for gauging how loud is too loud is unusually lenient.

While I was out doing my jog (stagger) around Greenwich Park the other day I turned my mind to constructing a measure for gauging a person's age by their conversation.

Thus, Augustine may not provide the best measure for gauging the attitudes that characterized the late Roman Empire, an age in which some bishops believed that their vocation was to "nourish their flocks" with apocalyptic fervour and who viewed the collapse of the Roman Empire as an apocalyptic event.

The Fed has no measure for gauging demand.

Those results were compared to data from medical-grade equipment for measuring heart rate and carbon dioxide in the breath, a commonly accepted measure for gauging energy expenditure.

These include accounting rules, compliance with stress tests and other measures for gauging risky behavior.

Of all measures for gauging the progress of the economy, the one that really counts is employment.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Estimation of parameters (GEVM-MOM) and goodness of fit measures for gauging station Villalba, Mexico.

Outcome measures for gauging "clinical benefit" have been assessed in parallel in both interventional and observational settings.

The Bloomberg administration unveiled a new measure on Sunday for gauging poverty levels, one that takes into account the cost of housing, child care and clothing, among other expenses not included in the formula used by the federal government.